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THIS PAPER pauia&ed eTery treffiniy 5ndas excepted. PLEASE NOTICE. we .wm begiaa to reoeiTP mnBirh from our friends on any ana all subject general interest, but Tue name of tue witter must always be It niahed to the Editor. communications must be written only ' s7 JOSH. T. JAJOS, Editor and Prop. iuBSCBIPTIOHS, P08TAOB PAID., one year, H-Oft Six months UM. Three months. fLOO. One month, 06 cents . Tue paper will be delivered by carrier, free on one side of the paper. Personalities must be avoided. And it is especially and particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of correspondents unless so stated of charge, in any part ofttoe city, at the above W rates, or iu cents per wee. Advertising rates low and UbenvL zr subscribers will please report any and failures to receive their paper regularly. 4 VOL. X WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1889. NO 39. in the editorial columns. l)A.IIj THE E w i juycNitxs CLAWS 0 nur m.i vr v vrrr. m lift aum brom : j.f.fc.j -ft- uiladefphitt. r 'f ii I da .: ".nviiii-Maohinr F iu : lMr., tr aouO nerr in PotK can e our ioii niriM, . m. f win MfM ire (v or. twn tn earb locaJityh-? rr?y t tfvviwg-inirMMt nu-Jr in urKi. w itu ali the aUacbs:ouif. i in :v H-pfreea cwfi t i-ur crl7 and valiil an ka. Iu return v. e aak t h -1 ou ' what 'e ru4. to thorr nrtui BBx ra.) at your l.fir.c.aM aur, kmontha;i fUiiI: r. o'- ronr ",,: pron-riv. Th5 ptanu wtin Kjvio ;ier the MhcI' i have rim nui : tvu r- y-ai- ir nut it K.-i kfW, Tu tha falimn:-, anu aoty PH n r lma. hin in th world. All is LA. Bc't. stroorcat, cjt uif. So raohai required. IViin. I m.nu .-......-h.n. in rhp world, anrt tlia Btfk V :0., Box 74. Al":'i (IP-' l')6na d&w . , t , II ' . Jl .) u. ....... " " , .M...k.i,wrihvnUfv )T i An ! iliac. Physicians Confc. All honest, conscienMoas physicians who give K. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm a trial, ii jak iv admit its superiority orer .ai. other bKKMinieillcinejs. ur. w.J. Adair, Kockmart. oa., writes: 'I n j.ua it. B. B. as one of the best blood medi- claes."' Dr. A. II. Hosooe, Nanhville, Tenn., writes: u reports of I. B. B. are favorable, and its -wedv action 13 tFUly wonderfuL" Dr. J. W.Khodes.Crawfordsvllle, Ga..writes: l confess B. B. B. 13 the best and quickest medicine for rheumatism I have ever tried." Dr. s. J. Fanner, crawfonlsvllle, Ga.,writes: "I cheerfully recommend B. B. B. as a fine tunic alterative. Its use cured an excrescence of the, neck after other remedies effected no percepUblc good." ur. c. n. Montgomery, JacksonviUe. Ala., writes: "My mother insisted on my getting ft B. B. tor her rheumatism, as her case stub bornly resisted the usual remedies. She ex perienced immediate relief, and her improve men has been truly wonderful.1' k prominent physician who wishes his name not given, says: 'A patient of mine whose ease of tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, and which no treatment seemed to check, was entirely cured with about twelve bottles oi B. B. D. Be was fairly made up of skin and Dones and terrible ulcers." "8T0kLEY'8.,r .WE ARE NOW PBS pared to iccommooUite all who may call upon us with the Finest Oynters to be hud on the Coast. We have made special preparations for the Season. Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand. Served promptly and in any bxyle desired. W. H. 8TOULEY, Wrlghtsvllle. on iotf Xtit rt n rhrl Atrenu in every Town CI ii lOU and c-ounty to sell our (ioods. send us oke dollar, and we will send x)u sample that sells for three dollars, and start you in a business that will pay you from tioo to $300 per month. Address THE RICHMOND PUBLISHING CO.. jan w ir Richmond, Va. Wilmington Savings & Trust Co., 1RINCE88, BETWEEN FRONT AND SEC F"ond streets. ' JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOOMKR, Cashier. Lends money on satisfactory security, rays interest on deposits. Ig empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds. )an 8 It . Drugs and Cliomicalp, riVLET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc., etc. Also Prescriptions filled day or night at P. C. MILLER'S, I Drug Store. . an corner Fourth and Nun Sts., The National Life AND Maturity Association OF WASaiNOTON. D. C. Assets u,ow.w UablUtles None. Paid to member u.rvJ.31 o HORATIO , BROW.NriNO, President. I'tKwIlUE D. LDMDtig, Secretary. Manager aad Actuary. Lit liisunuK at Absoiate cost. 4 Guaranteed-Pottey. An Incontestable policy. Maturity value in Caso at Fixed Agrf Annual cost Absolutely iunUed. only Four Payments per Tear Noo Forfeitable After Tares Yw H. (ilBSON. Snedal Ascot, uome omce, un f street. . w oct 38 ' wfiSK5ton N. c. : fir iTTs 7 a u'1 " . t'.i. !' i-Vii. " vim' nimf wttmnatA rrfar k tmafi a' r; ...... u ir-l--R. l.C.,ven . Bl URaw ,. ., ...i. I Lt-fiMt " iJuii. S. S. AX. u-i;j-...vf f'W fema. Hi ? .HoardCrrhv . .s . tit- .-lllr ..'. trtUl lilh dtliull - rniMS wlitt-1l-t-! . IE r-ill m n Abraham L In. ol, would have been nighty years oldihe had lived until Tuesdav last. - 4. Charleston's nw artesian well now spouts out, hr actual measure- riient, 24 gallons er minute. The Charleston Ummber of Com merce is a veuerabt body It celev jbrnred its 105th aunversurv OhTties daw Senator Vnncf was in the Senate on Tuesday; Jor th &nt time sinc.o hi eye wQij reiuovtd. to have recovrv i' He seems f In Congrei ytemay 1e two house, met in he ha!) of the House j ot ReTtresentati ve. the electoral vote wit; eoiintid and Harrison and I Morton were dlared duly elected. ' This consnmeHthe dav. the onlv i j mt . i ovwi r 1 1 inturi us 1 uikii . other event of interest being the! dismal of the fenmlls Elliott con I The Unitefl democratic Club will t-st in the Houk KUiott, flsma. j me at IL HaU tmuSi erat, having teetla warded the seat. We still lead iu low prices and the i r i - - Alger, the rich Michigan man who I tried to buy 1 iiniiiinntinn for President at Chi go, is very anx- . ions for a place bMHarrisom net, but he will jkrdly i. ii t Alger says that Sherman has been' telling lies about him. It is said ! that Alger can't go into the Cabinet j because H unison -wants a "Confed ,-.-,. Ii erate brigadier Mere, so as to ; "break up tlfe Soli South.'' As a j not unnatural confluence of this the Grand Anuv me are said to be kicking. V The Railroad Commission bill, as amended aud reportnl, and as it will probably pass both houses, em braces the following provisions: The railroads ate to furnish sched rIm of rrPB within rhirv .laVanftov t toe appointment of the Commission. An appeal may be heard and de termined by consent in chambers before any judge of a dikrict thro' or into vhirih the railroad concerned may extend and the Supreme Court is empowered to advance a cause on its docket to obtain a speedy hear iog. The Commissioners are to be elec ted always by the General Assem bly. in establishing rates the Commis sioners are to nave regard to the capital invested, the earnings of the railroads, the cost of operating the same and such other considerations as may tend to a wise determination. Representative Hemphill, of South Carolina, got on his feet yesterday in the House and took the whole Republican party by the ears, just as a mischievous boy will sometimes take a pig by the ear. And Lord! how they did squeal. It was in the discussion on the contested Small Elliott election case. Mr. Hemp hill covered himself all over with glory. There was no getting an advantage over him. He was ready at every turn and floored every man who atood up against him. Almost single handed and alone he fought the fight. He asked for no help and needed none. He pitted himself against the field and all went down before him. Gen. W. T. Sherman has expressed himself as in favor of admitting ex Confederate soldiers to the homes provided for Union soldiers, and on equal terms. His words are well chosen and both seatiment and lan guage do honor to his head and his heart. The New York World, which assumes the authority to speak for the South, says that "it is not one that the Southern people could ao cept or the Northern people ap prove This sentiment is endorsed by some others who, like the World man, never smelted gun powder during the war. It isfortheConreder ate veteran himself to say whether he would aoaept this aid, were it extended to him. He would not beg for it, although it is as much his by right of payment of taxes & it is that of the Northern soldier, but if U were extended him freely and gen erously we do not believe that he would refuse $t. A great revolution is looked for in evening dressing. Heavy fabrics are to be discarded and only thin aud gossamer dresses worn. The cause of this improvement ia style may oe traced indirectly to the pop- Hfcmy ? Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup, j I " " .s.Ufth ft P0 ! m.- m cu.uk ; An extra t,rain will be run on the i Seacoast Railroad to-morrow (Fri ; day) momingjeaving Princess street 1 depot at 10 a. in., and leavtog the iviugthej at 1 p. in. j schedule.1 ; It urn mocks on t he re Other trains will run a pr scheritile 1 LOCAL IfcTEKTS, INDEX TO NSW ADVXRTISSVXHTS Attentlon;Democrats J J Hkdbick Corsets B F Penny Fine Clothing Jno F Divine no Reward Mtjxds Bros Pharmacists v. Hkixsbergbk -valentines 8 Van a m binge Gas Stock U Cbonenbebg Photographer. Howell & Ccmming Mattressss U M McIntibe Window Shades J as c Monds. Agt Prescriptions Jf c Miu.br Drugs and Chemicals cuas F Browne, Agt Must be sold N Jacobi Hardware Co Boy Clipper W E Springer & Co For the Holidays Geo k French & Sons Well to Remember i And February is half gone al- ! ready. Sheriff Manning has gone North j for a fw days. J w saw to day at B. F .fnn., t-.Jft ,.iin... Pennr:s i t. l x X- r , r ri uesi cwr stoves, .v jacoDi now. r v rri i- 1 ntnt itrtnf 1. .11 t t'ti hkmh J 7 - ' r ' f Co. Mr. J. F. Moore, of Burgaw, was in the city yesterday and paid some of our mercnants a pleasant CalL . ,,0 .",7 Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by expelling impurity from the blood which is the cause of the complaint, fBrlV it a trial. If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select froni. t We have walnut, ash, oak and cherry stains in small cans, ready for use. Just the thing for hoose- keepers. N. Jacob? Hardware Co. 1 Another lot of sash, doors and blinds just received by the N. Ja oobi Hdw. Co. They will save you money on building materials of all kinds. t There was only one case before Mayor Fowler this morning, that of Mary Davis, colored,, charged with disorderly conduct. She was fined $5 or 10 days. Mr. C. F. Lillibridge,whohasJbeen doing business in Fayetteville, has removed to this city and will open a merchant tailoring establishment here in a few days. You can paint your old buggy and make it look bright and new with the ready prepared Detroit Carriage Paint. Sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t If every one would have the trunk of trees in front of his residence whitewashed about the 1st of March it would much improve the appear ance of our streets and the cost vrould be triflipg. If the State Railroad Commission is established the office of Commis sioner should be giveji to reliable, competent business men, who un derstand the matter and not be be stowed upon persons as a deed of charity. A Few Rich Men. Col. R. Y. McAden, of Charlotte recently deceased, left nearly a million behind him. Hia entire es tate is yaloed at $960,000, including $110, 000 in life f nsurance. There is not a man residnt in Wilmington worth as much money. There is one, a Wilmingtonian proper, but resident in New York, who is pro bably worth two mill ion. Some years ago his name was published in a New York paper, in a list of four hundred pensons who were worth a million or more. We have heard of two estates here worth $500,000 and there are probably a dozen others worth from $100,000 to $500000. Hank of New Hanover. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of New Hanover was held at their banking j nost magnificent piece of road, -on-house in this city this morning. In fessedly so, in the entire South. 1 ri r . t x m Ain all 7,819 shares of stock were repre sented, out of a total of 13,000, Mr. R. J. Jones presided at the uieetlug and Mr. H.C. McQueen was the secretary. ine following irentleiueu were elected a Board of Directors for the ensuing year,' viz: Isaac Bates.Geo. i W. Williams, F. RheinsteinV II. Vol- w Rii.faai- 11 vl- lers, W. I. (iore, M. Stedman, Donald MacRae, Jas. A. Leak. K. B. Borden and J. W. Atkinson. The other officers will be eicted The other officers will exceed at a meeting of tue hew Board of XMrectorsV ' lrectors. As Agreeable Surprise. The lecture room of Grace Metho dist Church was well filled last j evening by persons in attendance upon the weekly prayer meeting and j lecture and they were taken by sur prise just before the servi2es were concludedrby the pastor, Rev. W. I v, t.j ctiay . niKiJJUift ivrwwu, n uuu ! Miss Lancv Orrell and ;Mr. Judson i (. Brinson, of Mi lien. Ga ap j proaohed and were united in the i holy bonds of matrimony. nunday Scltool Convention. - A cire"ular from Mr. J. NV. Gore Secretary, calls attention to the act that County Sunday .School i Conventions will be held at each county seat in the State on Friday, February 22d, at 10 o'clock. Any minister oj the G-opel, superintend, ent or officer, teacher or adult mnu. ber of any Sunday School, will be a member of these conventions. Pastors and superintendents, resi dents of the county seat, are expect ed to meet at once and arrange for the Convention, selecting place, pre. paring programme, appointing speakers, etc Each Countv Convention is enti tled to appoint five delegates to the State Convention. The Secretary of each County Convention will forward names, with address of each officer elected aud of the delegates to the State Convention to the Secretary. The next meeting of the State Sunday School Convention will be at Charlotte, April 23d aud 24th. Th membership will consist of the ministers in the State and the five delegates appointed by each Coun ty Convention. The railroads will make special rates for all attending. Gay Time Expected Next Summer. Wilmington will be a gay town next Summer. Of this there can be no doubt. Big preparations are be ing made for enjoyment, ami many of those who have heretofore spent their days and their ducats at other points will stop at home this year. They are beginning to find out that there is more pleasure, at a much smaller expenditure, to be found in Wilmington during the dog days than at other places. Hence, they will "visit at home" this year and will write to their friends in the in terior and tell them the plain truth: That of all Summer resorts our "City bjr the sea1' is the most de lightful during the Summer heats. There is not 5nly a variety of pleas ures here but there is something else there is comfort and there is health and there are life-giving breezes. It is especially the place for children during the Summer ahd many a child's life has been saved by the salt from the sea. And see what the inducements are for visitors here next season? There is Carolina Beach, the Rocks, historic Fort Fisher, Southport, Bald Head and Oak Island, with the ruined Fort Cas.well overlooking the bar and tffo sea. Two steamers (proba bly three) will ply daily between the city and points at the mouth of the river and two boats will make each two trips a day to Carolina Beach. The ruq between the city and the Bleach has been shortened and an hour's time will hereafter put one on the borders of the great Atlantic. And theu there is that beautiful little railroad, the Seacoast, running trains almost hourly to the delight ful Hummocks and Wrightsville Banks, with a ride on the Ocean Yiew R. R. up and down the beach, from inlet to inlet. And Wrights ville, dear old Wrightsville, with its delightful shades, its hospitable homes, its fishing, its boating, its sailing, its baths, its regattas, aud, last but by no means leat, its en campment on the high bluff at Sum mers Rest. And its drive we must not forget that the shell road that reaches from the city to the sea, the rv e want at leasr uu.wv visuvib next Summer and we are not willing to compromise on less than that number. And we want something else, too; we want somewhere else to put them while they are here. Our hotel accommodations are inade Quate. The Orton does but the Orton is not enou hnlv J.ni.1.1 mn rh. ulA Pifrneli 1 Tt Hoie. The buying has been grtat "at tiupioved and many facilities havej L., .i,i i-u. rii;,ir ..u been added. 1 he right nuiu cotiitl ; been added. The right man coiiM do a tine tTusines there ne.xj Sum- mer. We have something new and nse-j ful to show the builder and farmer, j N. Jacobi Hardware Co. Complimentary Serenade. The Geriuania Cornet Band was out serenading last night and ren dered some very fine music. They called on Mr. Charley Schtilken' who celebrated his crystal wedding lest nicrHf 'PliAn t.hov wniloioii rkiikA tf their finest selections, complemen- tary to the ladies who so kindly helped them with their ball. Hurrah for Va. A special telegram from Raleigh says that the bill appropriating $5,000 a year for' our State Guard has passed its final reading in the House and the site offered by the citizens of Wilmington, at Summer Rest, on Wrightsville Sound, has been accepted, and a permanent Encampment of the State Guard has been ordered at that place. Now, for a big time next Summer. Accident on the W. C. & A. The passenger train which left here last evening for the South at 0:25 ran into some freight cars at Brinkley's, 1? miles from the city. The cars were part of a freight train which had been shnnted there on the side track to allow the mail to pass but which had in some manner abutted on the main track. The mail train crashed into the loose cars and the engineer, Mr. Robert JiacK, was Ttirown irom 111s sear ana seriously injured about the head.! Be was taken to Florence. The track was blocked for a short time but was open again in a few hours. Criminal Conrt Juror. The jurors for the next term of the Criminal Court, were drawn yes terday as follows. W. F. Carpenter, L. B. Penning ton, w. w.Doyie, Waitersmaiibones, A 1 a-i 2 li STt IP WT Aiifman nurun ! 1VCJ1U .1 CiOUIl, A- T WiiWUVWyM Fennell, B. F. Mills, George Harries, J. C. Chaee, J. B. Hand, D. W. Mat thews, Godfrey Hart, JohnMcEvoy, M. H. Curran, B. Solomon, R. M. Mclntire, G. H. Ward, E. J.Jenkins, C. P. Mebane, J. H. Kouark, J. L. Breckeiiridge, C. G. Southerland, J. M. Ballinger, J. H. Jones, James H. Hicks, Jno. F. Rulfs, A. G. Hankins, B. A. McClammy, J. H. Strauss, A. G. McGirt, J. T. Mclyer, J. F. Clark, J. R. Williams, S. H. Penny. The Flowering Mloss. The fame of the beautiful flower ing moss has gone abroad. It is peculiar to this immediate section and, like the Venus flytrap, we doubt if it can be found anywhere more than 50 miles from this city. They claim to have it in Florida bat they are mistaken. There is a plant there which resembles it, but it is a very different thing altogether. The Florida plant grows only in exceed ingly light.aandy soil, in and among the "wire grass, with pure white blossoms, which wither and fade, even with the roots attached, in fif teen minutes. Ours is far prettier. It is smaller than the Florida plant, more delicate, more compact, with more luxuriant foliage, with pink buds and it will keepfresh and pret ty for days. It goes all over the country and a lady in this city is about to express to a lady in Nor folk a large box of it, to be sold at a fair, to be given there next week, for the benefit of a hospital, in which all congregations will unite. Florists have in vain attempted to cultivate it. It will grow nowhere else than in its native woods in this immediate section. Koek Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglass Advice to old and young:- in se lecting spectacles you should be can- f iniii: nAt Tm t j 1.- i.i mAW . , , si s. . . , I r Vv .v. . "'"'"y wtr.f.r ijuiii nas ofn iot to Tti ve . - as in wie same proportion tnat you pass that point of increase, will cause . - J 1. - . I.. 1 as VOU further iniurv to the eve. Fsincr , . glasses pf stronger power tnan is ne- cessary is the daily cause of prema- lure old age to the fsigU. You can get the best at- Heinsberger1. UKUUOIjSsT.. all it canj A WLl LINE OV PL UE DRHS AND i gh Some,j(5cmleals, pnyians- Preacrlpttons a s! claity. Fancy and rpiiet Articles in great va - j neiy. Anesian w and try agiassFBEE. ,;uw , , lSAi ufantkivax active m.v on.eout Vf. df employment; to beau, op moderate larv and work hlmse wremeaentin in -Jilry a m J!ari Jg-1 i jantw UcSfcj weier- Y 1 NEW APVBBTI8BMJKHTO Gas Stock. j -poR SALE. 80 SO ARE8 WILMINGTON Stook. S. VAN AMKINGE, t,r Aoneersand Real Bstate Broker. V-U IT III v-v The State Guard ITA8 SECUUED THE APPROPRIATION OF I O ! $5,000. Now wo hope our readers will secure a mattress, feb 14 HOWELL ft CUM MING. The Encampment A T WRIOHTSVILLE NEXT SUMMER, . meantime Mattresses and sminrr fnrm h I TtritirvmtT at- ... . j I .1bH opposite .city HalL Attention Democrats. THERE WILL BE A MEETING TO-NIGHT, Feb. 14th Oft.hft TTnlfArt TWmrwrnfr niiiri I at. the city Hall, at 8 o'elock sharp. ' All eood ! Democrats are invited to attend. uy order or the President. W.P.OLDHAM. N. JENKINS. Sec'y. leb 14 It $10.00 Reward YyiLL BE PAID TO ANYONE BRINGING to rue. at my office, my Pocketbook - aad con tents. Lemon colored pocketbook with yellow riik lining, contained papers valuable to me. gf. - JNO. P. DIVINB, fe 13 tl w. & W. R. R. New Management i ryUE BAKERY AT 130 MARKET STREET, : A has been reopened under new management. 1 All kinds of Plain and Fancy CakeS on hand : and made to order. llnr.Rnlinn.nri nranri w ; mrrea ror oreaiaast every morning. Peanuts and coffee roasted at low prices. price R, H. Resrectlullv. NEWTON. re1ft The Prophylactic moOTII BRUSH IS THE MOST PERFECT cleansing agent known. Aji iudispensable necessity where artilicial teeMi are used. sale by For MUNDS BROTHERS feb 11 104 N. Front St. j Roses and Vegetable Plants. ? ifl rosrs A'mnn fimvprnwi'm n t)'ajlFVr Hlonta Dnilnii 'iiHohl. nn.l. drop me a postal card and I will deliver such as wanted or will call and irive (leRcrtptioxx oc rlptlon oc same. Ng such roses can be bou frnt eisewa elsewhere ror same price, jan 4 tf W. J. KIRKHAM, Rose Farm. Down with High Prices. -o- Big Mark Down ! o -JJ F. PENNY GUARANTEES TO SELL Clothing 15 per cent less than any other house In the city. Look at our astonishing low prices. Gentlemen's suits from $3.75 to- $82. 60 Boys', and Youths' suits from $L75 to$6.M Pants from 75 cents up to $5J30. vests from 75 conts and upward. An immense stock of Hats and Famishing Goods, which I am offering at prices in reach of every one. All persons in need of any of the above win save money in calling at HO Market Sc. 1 am also Agent for the celebrated A. A. Battle's $2.50 Shoe Best in the World for the Price, feb 11 tf pOR THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS BUY CO Ali ANU WOOD . -OF J. A. SPRINGER. MADAM PETE. At No. 3 (Urtalrs) cor. Market and Front sts. , THE GYPSY CLAIRVOYANT & PALMIST. consult. Her on all Affairs of Life. ; she helps to bring the separated together 1 sum-causes speeay marriages, one remove f'Tll inf1iitnrw-ti anil ioalnnalau nl vaaih vmr evU influences and Jealousies and reads your past, present ana ruture, uaving au uic Gypsy powers by Inheritance and tradition, she never fails to give satisfaction. Her office hours are from 9 a. m. to 8 n. m. I N. B. WU1 visit private siretf. - families when de- , ,, For Southport. ANI AFTER TO-DAY THE STEAMER BESSIE will leave hex wharf Coot of Dock at.. at 9:30 a. m. Letvtn Sorrthpsrt at 3 P. M. w. A. SWKIJ. Don't Delay. YOUR BROKEN OH INjrSED BTK SS1 wmi- 1 innnnaaI, l nrwwM. ... .I f m . n.,iM .... . , wm m the worfc well and will not charge too much fordoing it. caUand see some of the ( S&iSSyS ; 2c aTsrch m IfSZL .-Z2if-j5s I. will also re Muakral Iascnments. Will .choerfniiy in .r1-.. or prohnWo.oost or repairs. , t;ome sntf t me. 1 ready made, urncs: imrmture. NO. U 5 4 4
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